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 1 2.2.3  |          in touch with our inner divinity, and with those parts of
 2 2.3.1  |    warmth of Mother Earth, whose divinity pervades the whole of creation,
 3 2.3.2  |       Jung refers, the essential divinity he believed to be in every
 4 2.3.4.1|       participate in this cosmic divinity at different levels of consciousness.
 5 2.3.4.1|         but can be opened to the divinity which lives within them,
 6 3.1    |      behind the self, the cosmic divinity beyond the incarnate individual”.
 7 3.4    |          her to contact with the divinity, which is understood as
 8 3.4    |        who seeks to rise towards divinity by his or her own efforts.
 9 3.5    |   inability to recognise our own divinity, an inability which can
10 4      | life-force or soul of the world. Divinity is to be found in every
11 7.2    |          in touch with our inner divinity.(102)~Initiation: in religious
12 7.2    |        taken to be experience of divinity, so one looks within to
13 7.2    |      universe is divine, and the divinity is equally present in everything.